Seaside at Laguna Heights
  (formerly Seaside Meadows Apartments)

too expensive to pay for the crappy mngmt, dont move here From: nappynight Date posted: 1/5/2007 Years at this apartment: 2007 - 2007 4 responses   we have lived in this small cramped apartment with a retarded floor plan. the maint. never comes when called even though they have a 48 hour rule. Amy in the office is rude to everyone that she speaks to and even will call you racial names. the manager lies to us all the time. the apartments are so small and they do not have any storage except a little closet outside. we left a barbie car out on the patio and we got a 3 day notice to remove or vacate. so children are not allowed to play. there is a serious mold problem in the apartment. in the bathrooms you will soon see mold ont he walls and ceiling and in the window ceils you will find a nice surprise of mold. but dont expect the mngmt to do anything. they will come and say we didnt find anything wrong, then tell you to open your windows more often. well when you work all day that is not a good idea. i like my property, i dont need people to break in. you will have to hire a person to come in your house and inspect the mold. oh by the way, that will cost about $600. then you willl have to threaten to sue them because they still will not help you out. eventually, they will see your serious about suing and move you to another unit. they tell you that you have to use their fridge when you move in but soon after you move in you see other people with thier own fridge. when you confront the mngt they pretty much tell you, tough luck. dont move on the top level either. you wont get a washer and dryer. and if you run into a mint man with crossed eyes watch out. he will try to fight you in the laundry room if you take too long to take your clothes out.

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